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By Amrita Bhatia , 7 November 2025
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Indian Sikh Pilgrims Make Historic Crossing into Pakistan, First Since Operation Sindoor

In a landmark development, Indian Sikh pilgrims have crossed into Pakistan, marking the first major pilgrimage movement since Operation Sindoor, a decades-old initiative aimed at facilitating religious visits across borders. The event underscores the ongoing efforts by both governments to strengthen cultural and religious ties, providing devotees safe and structured access to historic Gurdwaras in Pakistan.

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  • Religious
  • Operation Sindoor
By Agamveer Singh , 7 November 2025
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Reunited After 78 Years: Cross-Border Friendship Rekindled with Guru Nanak’s Blessing

In a heartwarming testament to the enduring bonds of friendship, two childhood friends from India and Pakistan were reunited after 78 years, with their meeting imbued with the spiritual significance of Guru Nanak’s blessings. The reunion, facilitated at a historic Gurdwara, highlights the unifying power of shared heritage and faith, transcending geopolitical divides. Celebrated for promoting peace and equality, Guru Nanak’s teachings provided the emotional and cultural framework for this momentous encounter.

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  • Spirituality
  • Religious
By Nimrat , 7 November 2025
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Langar: From Historical Practice to Core Sikh Tenet, Insights by Yogesh Snehi

Langar, the communal meal tradition, has deep historical roots predating Sikhism. While similar practices existed in various cultures and religions, Sikhism institutionalized Langar as a fundamental religious tenet, emphasizing equality, service, and community cohesion. Scholar Yogesh Snehi highlights that unlike earlier iterations, Langar in Sikhism transcends mere philanthropy, becoming a spiritual practice that reflects core Sikh values such as humility, inclusivity, and selfless service (seva).

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By Geeta Maurya , 7 November 2025
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Bengaluru Techie Arrested for Hoax Bomb Threats at Schools Following Personal Dispute

A Bengaluru-based IT professional has been arrested for sending false bomb threats to multiple schools in Bengaluru and Chennai, motivated by personal grievances after a romantic dispute. Authorities confirmed that the threats were completely fabricated, but caused widespread panic among students, staff, and parents, prompting temporary evacuations and emergency responses. Investigators traced the origin of the messages to the accused, who reportedly sought revenge against his former partner.

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By Amrita Bhatia , 7 November 2025
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Supreme Court Receives Plea Declaring Air Pollution a Nationwide Health Emergency

A public interest petition has been filed in the country’s highest court, urging urgent action on the escalating air pollution crisis and calling for its recognition as a nationwide health emergency. The plea highlights the severe public health consequences, including rising respiratory illnesses, cardiovascular diseases, and premature deaths linked to deteriorating air quality. The petition seeks immediate government intervention, stricter enforcement of pollution control measures, and a coordinated national strategy to curb emissions.

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  • Pollution
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  • Law
  • Healthcare
By Shilpa Reddy , 7 November 2025
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Haryana Woman's Voter ID Error Sparks Controversy Years After Her Passing

A startling administrative error in Haryana has come to light after it was discovered that a deceased woman’s voter roll entry carried the photograph of a Brazilian model. The woman, who passed away in 2022, had her identity misrepresented in official electoral records, raising questions about the integrity of the voter registration process. This anomaly highlights lapses in verification protocols and underscores the need for stringent audits in voter databases.

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By Agamveer Singh , 7 November 2025
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Astronomers Edge Closer to Unveiling the Universe’s First Stars After 13 Billion Years

A groundbreaking astronomical observation suggests that scientists may have finally detected the universe’s first generation of stars, a cosmic mystery that has persisted for over 13 billion years. These primordial stars, known as Population III stars, are believed to have formed shortly after the Big Bang and played a critical role in shaping the early cosmos, including the creation of heavier elements necessary for planets and life.

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By Nick Arora , 7 November 2025
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Mission Escapade: NASA Launches Twin Spacecraft to Unlock Mars Mysteries

NASA has embarked on a landmark mission, Mission Escapade, deploying two spacecraft to explore Mars’ geological and atmospheric secrets. The twin probes aim to gather unprecedented data on the Red Planet’s climate, surface composition, and potential signs of past life, providing critical insights for future human exploration. Leveraging cutting-edge sensors, autonomous navigation, and long-duration power systems, these spacecraft represent a major technological milestone.

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By Keshav Kulshrestha , 7 November 2025
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Moto G Series Retains Beloved Features Missing in Most Flagship Phones

Motorola’s latest Moto G series stands out in the mid-range segment by retaining two features increasingly rare in modern flagship smartphones: the 3.5mm headphone jack and expandable microSD card slot. While high-end devices have trended toward minimalistic design and wireless alternatives, Motorola prioritizes functionality and consumer convenience. These practical inclusions, combined with modern upgrades such as high-refresh-rate displays, large batteries, and efficient processors, make the Moto G a compelling choice for value-conscious users.

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  • Smartphones
  • Technology Sector
By Vinod Pathak , 7 November 2025
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Sudden Retreat at Hektoria Glacier Raises Alarms Over Rising Sea Levels

A rapid retreat of the Hektoria Glacier in Antarctica has intensified concerns among climate scientists about accelerating sea-level rise. Recent satellite observations reveal an unexpected acceleration in ice loss, potentially adding significant volumes of freshwater to the Southern Ocean. This development underscores the fragility of polar ice sheets and the cascading effects on global coastlines, ecosystems, and weather patterns.

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  • Science

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